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Total grants: 34
Total amount: £10,971,261
Funders: 12
Recipient organisations: 1
Recipient individuals: 0
Earliest grant: 10 Oct 2007
Latest grant: 20 Mar 2023
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Making Hackney's Voluntary and Community Sector Fit for Purpose
This project will extend current work aimed at increasing the capacity, effectiveness and quality of VCS organisations in Hackney. This will be achieved through the provision of one to one development surgeries, training, advice and support in areas such as accounts and financial management, implementation of quality standards, project planning, governance, fundraising, volunteering, partnership working and human resources.
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Covid-19 Emergency Funding: A new type of foundation for BME communities
The Baobab Foundation is a new type of foundation that will support, grow and strengthen Black and Ethnic Minority communities and community organisations who are led by Black and Ethnic Minority people. This grant will support the research and development phase for the new foundation, delivered by a small project team and overseen by their steering group over six months.
Amount:
£50,000
Funder:
Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Recipient:
Baobab Foundation (held by Hackney CVS)
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Coronavirus Community Support Fund
"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
Grant to Hackney CVS
Take Care of the Pennies provides financial advice, support and guidance to assist people to access personal budgets across the Borough of Hackney. It will ensure that individuals will have accessed personal budgets, and be able to maximize finances
Improving Outcomes for Young Black Men
The project is using funding to strengthen their youth leadership model with young black people in Hackney support the Parents Forum and a new strand of work with young black women. It will support the work of the existing YBM Community Accountability Board which was set up to better hold leaders to account on tackling racism and related inequalities in education mental health community safety. …
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Grant to Hackney CVS
Phase two development costs of the Baobab Foundation
Amount:
£200,000
Funder:
The Clothworkers' Foundation
Recipient:
Hackney CVS
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Grant to Hackney CVS
For a systemic approach to tackle knife crime
Amount:
£7,150
Funder:
Lankelly Chase Foundation
Recipient:
Hackney CVS
Region:
Undetermined
District:
Undetermined
Grant to Hackney CVS
To fund an individual's time two days p/w over two years to work to embed young black men as strategic drivers and change agents and to scope a London wide approach to disproportionality.
Amount:
£60,000
Funder:
Lankelly Chase Foundation
Recipient:
Hackney CVS
Region:
Undetermined
District:
Undetermined
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
The funding is towards working with local partners, to explore the impact of strengths-based narrative therapy on employment outcomes for young black men when combined with bespoke, community-based employment support services and a wider peer network of Inspirational Leaders that inspires and influences local policy and employers.
Amount:
£49,645
Funder:
Trust for London
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
The funding is for our Research Phase which will enable us to consult Black and Ethnic Minority organisations, produce our strategy, establish a new charity, develop a brand, establish governance and grant making and raise approximately £10m
Amount:
£10,000
Funder:
Trust for London
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Grant to Hackney CVS
Hackney CVS
Amount:
£5,000
Funder:
Lankelly Chase Foundation
Recipient:
Hackney CVS
Region:
Undetermined
District:
Undetermined
Grant to Hackney CVS
Hackney CVS
Amount:
£25,000
Funder:
Lankelly Chase Foundation
Recipient:
Hackney CVS
Region:
Undetermined
District:
Undetermined
Grant to Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
For an organisation to develop their knowledge and skills in systems thinking and use this learning to support grant funded advice providers and commissioners to develop a person centred advice service that builds community resilience
Amount:
£35,000
Funder:
Hackney Council
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Grant to Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
To build the Third Sector Infrastructure in Hackney
Amount:
£150,000
Funder:
Hackney Council
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Grant to Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Core funding grant
Amount:
£150,000
Funder:
Hackney Council
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Grant to Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Fairer Hackney
Amount:
£150,000
Funder:
Hackney Council
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Grant to Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Advice Transformation Using The Vanguard Person Centred Approach
Amount:
£35,000
Funder:
Hackney Council
Recipient:
Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
Region:
London
District:
Hackney
Hackney CVS (Development Grant)
Hackney CVS (Development Grant)
Hackney Garage Sale Trail
The group will use the funding to create a garage sale service that will support the needs of voluntary organisations that operate within an economically disadvantaged and socially isolated area. This will enable community groups to seek alternate methods of funding to support their activities.